April 1, 2020

Distance learning with USAHello

Parents, students, teachers and English learners have all been asking us how they can use USAHello for distance learning while schools and adult education classes are closed. Here are some of the ways USAHello helps immigrants and refugees with distance learning. Study for your high school diploma If you have always wanted to get your ... Read more

March 9, 2020

Why the Rockefellers welcome refugees

USAHello president Miranda Kaiser was featured in a United Nations video speaking about why the Rockefellers welcome refugees and immigrants. Miranda Kaiser is the great-great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller Sr., one of the families that helped build the United States. She is also the president of USAHello. In a video produced by UNHCR, Miranda Kaiser ... Read more

December 9, 2019

A personal narrative of working with immigrants

Code the Dream offers free programming classes and internships to underrepresented communities in the tech sector. Working with immigrants has improved the quality of the apps we build. I am just beginning to get comfortable in the old, eighteen-passenger van when Juan, a staff member at the Episcopal Farm Worker Ministry who is clearly comfortable ... Read more

April 23, 2019

Eight-year-old Nigerian refugee wins chess championship

Tanitoluwa Adwemi’s family recently came from Nigeria as refugees. His life is challenging but that has not stopped him from pursuing chess, his favorite hobby. He recently won the New York State Scholastic Chess Championship. The New York State chess championship is serious. It’s the longest-running chess tournament in the United States. The chess championship ... Read more